For the first time in years, scientists have proof that these rare animals still live in Kenya’s Maasai Mau forest—all thanks to trail cams.

A remote camera filmed a wild Sumatran orangutan using a canopy bridge over a public road in Sumatra for the first time. Watch it here.

For the first time in a decade, researchers say a trail cam in Honduras spotted a rare wild cat roaming the Sierra del Merendón mountains.

Thanks to scientists’ efforts, humans have observed Panamanian golden frogs in the wild for the first time since 2009. Watch here.

The world’s “fattest” parrot species is a rare, flightless bird called a Kākāpō, and one famous Kākāpō just became a mom. Watch here.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife recently announced a “rare and exciting” milestone—they spotted an extremely elusive mammal.

The WWF shared a trail-cam video showing a wild tigress and five cubs. WWF says having five cubs is “exceptionally rare.” Watch here.

A trail cam placed in Ohio spotted a rare animal that scientists haven’t seen in the area since the 1800s. See it here.

Foresters are essential workers who protect our public lands. They use scientific methods to protect our public lands from wildfires and other environmental threats that impact the outdoors. You can get a glimpse of what it’s like to be a forester with the help of Katelyn Johnson. She’s a forester, arborist and tree follower who’s [...]

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